Ballots received three days late, with no date stamped, is one thing. Ballots rejected for "no date", received before election day is another.

In 2020, courts allowed undated ballots for three days following Election Day. IIRC, Pennsylvania had FOUR undated ballots during that time.

^ In 2020, courts ... , should be

In 2020, Pennsylvania courts ...

" how ------- hard is it to sign and date a ballot?

Not hard at all. In fact, probably 99.99% do it perfectly.

Now, can you do the math? Out of 160,000,000 votes cast, and 25% on average (before 2020s 43%) mail-in ...

How many invalidations are there, from legal voters? And more to the point ...

... Are there more or less invalidated ballots than all the voter fraud convictions in the last two decades?

Hint: one of those numbers is four times the other.

"Don't ax' him to do math"

I figured it would take him at least a month.

"Are there more or less invalidated ballots than all the voter fraud convictions in the last two decades?"

Waffles, where'd you go? There's a question on the table. And, if you can see it, a larger concept to discuss.

What say you?

" unlike you who was apparently hitting the bottle hard in the middle of the night and drunk posting."

What a riot.

It's tax season, and I was working until about 5 AM this morning.

But since I have your attention, go ahead and address the question.

"I owe you nothing dude"

You're correct.

And we can all point and laugh at someone who can't understand macro numbers, so they keep missing the big picture.